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The day after: Six post-war challenges for Ukraine
A ceasefire is nowhere in sight. Putin sees no interest in ending his war. Even so, the EU should start preparing for the many post-war challenges Ukraine will face.
Membership First or Accession Treaty First? How to revive EU enlargement
The European Union’s accession promise loses credibility if it continues to keep the most significant benefits of accession until the end of the process. Its two political options for bringing membership forward – Membership First and Accession Treaty First – must both pass the same four tests.
Failure is not an option: the EU’s essential role in securing Ukraine’s future
Four scenarios for Ukraine’s future after 2027: from continued war to a lasting peace deal, and what role the EU must play in each
Robots take the risk: Ukraine’s UGV ecosystem and what Europe should learn from it
Ukraine has systematically removed humans from roles that don’t require human judgment, letting machines absorb the danger soldiers would otherwise face. What UGVs can and can’t do, and what lessons European institutions can draw from Ukraine’s experience.
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European Policy Institute in Kyiv
is a European think tank with a mission to provide policy-makers with rigorous analysis, strategic insight, and forward-leaning policy ideas that contribute to Ukraine’s European integration and regional security.
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The EU’s preparations for a wider Union: reflections from Kyiv
In June 2022 the EU acknowledged that enlargement would require preparation on its own side. The Commission’s first systemic answer is solid, but still unfinished in places. One issue in particular is conspicuous by its absence: reconstruction.
European Policy Institute in Kyiv
is a European think tank with a mission to provide policy-makers with rigorous analysis, strategic insight, and forward-leaning policy ideas that contribute to Ukraine’s European integration and regional security.
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Lesia Bidochko and Oleksandr Kraiev analyse the US’s strategy of Russia-Ukraine war
Ivan Nagornyak on the next steps of Ukraine’s EU accession
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